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Parliament Watch
Jamaat-e-Islami · Nilphamari-2
The MP prioritizes the equitable sharing and management of Teesta River water to ensure the agricultural and economic stability of the Nilphamari region.
MP Al Faruk Abdul Latif advocated for the implementation of Teesta River water sharing as a legitimate right.
Winner vote count (146,430) and vote share (50.8%) sourced from Wikipedia EN Nilphamari-2 article; cross-verified: 146,430 / estimated total valid ~288,122 (from 74.7% turnout on 385,785 registered voters) = 50.83%, consistent with stated 50.8%. Runner-up share 47.0% similarly consistent: 135,418 / 288,122 = 47.0%. Financial Express independently confirms winner 145,202 and runner-up 134,579 (slight discrepancy of ~1,228 votes vs Wikipedia; likely FE used partial count). BSS reports winner 146,430 and runner-up 135,418, matching Wikipedia EN figures, which are treated as the official EC result. Margin 3.8 pp (50.8 - 47.0). total_valid_votes set to null: no source provides the official EC total directly; derivation from turnout not used for a precision field. Jamaat swept all four Nilphamari seats (confirmed by Financial Express, BSS, Bangla Tribune). Al Faruk Abdul Latif is a lawyer following his father Abdul Latif (also a lawyer and politician). He served as President of the Nilphamari District Bar Association and Assistant Secretary of the district Jamaat branch before election. No prior parliamentary terms. Age, education details, and EC affidavit wealth and criminal cases: not publicly accessible at time of verification; EC affidavit PDF not retrieved. criminal_cases left as empty list (not null) per schema: no cases reported in any available source.